Dispassionately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPASSIONATELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• DISPASSIONATE, not influenced by strong feeling
• in an unemotional, rational, and impartial manner
• in an impartially dispassionate manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not influenced by strong feeling; not affected by personal or emotional involvement

Words related to DISPASSIONATELY

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How to use DISPASSIONATELY in a sentence

• Now that the tinsel has worn off, and we can judge the man and his work dispassionately, we see how easily even the critics of the age were governed by romantic impulses.
• With folded arms he waited, dispassionately observant.
• And so, alas, is history written, too often, for want of a steady and severe training which would enable people to judge dispassionately of facts.
• The witnesses, who were subpoened by either accuser or accused, had to give their evidence according to the truth, dispassionately and voluntarily.
• Yet in the interest of truth it is best to state the facts fairly and dispassionately, and let posterity judge whether the virtues do not far outweigh the faults.
• On the last night of the term, when the dormitory had at length become quiet, I considered the whole case dispassionately in my bed.
• Reading the fragment dispassionately he thought there were good pages in it, but, taken as a whole, it was unequal, and moved forward only by fits and starts.
• The seasoned correspondent is inclined to view the whole affair more dispassionately and with a larger perspective.
• I have dared to relate this to your Majesty because of my zeal as a loyal vassal, and as one who looks at things dispassionately.
• Fatherhood, looked at dispassionately, seemed to him a thing very artificial in its convention.
• Hood and Nelson recognized this, and they resented, as inspired by a junior, what they might have combated dispassionately, if attributed to the chief.
• He could look at it dispassionately, as he had never quite cared to regard Natalie.
• Reviewing all the circumstances fairly and dispassionately, Mr.
• If there is one man who should be in a state of mind that would enable him to judge dispassionately, it is the disciplinarian.
• He reduced it all, dispassionately and yet not unsympathetically, and with clear scientific precision, to terms of psychical and physical laws.
• At short intervals during the morning, Rhoda walked, but for the most part Kut-le packed her as dispassionately as if she had been a lame puppy.
• He did not carry her dispassionately today, but very gently.
• Then I talked with her calmly and dispassionately, and she clung to me and would not be removed.
• Dispassionately examined, the evidence reveals that such conduct, far from expressing man’s true self, represents a distortion of the human spirit.
• It may be that even you, if you examine yourself dispassionately, will find that you are one of them.
• The case seemed by no means so clear as Fink made it out, but he was no longer able to weigh it dispassionately.
• Kings and ministers, looking on dispassionately, soon realized that here was no ordinary agitator or revolutionist, but a great man on a great stage with great conceptions.
• Pray read it over with him dispassionately, and let me have the result.
• Nor will this at all surprise the candid reader, if he will but dispassionately consider the whole case, and put himself in my place.
• While at the hearth he looked at his plastered face in the glass, critically and dispassionately, as though he had nothing else in the world to do.
• Everyone who had calmly and dispassionately weighed the evidence, arrived at conclusions identical with those of the Press jury, and utterly opposed to those of the sworn jury.
• Yet, thinking it over dispassionately, I do not conclude from this that I am an exceptionally selfish man.
• I imagine myself dispassionately describing the state of my mind.
• Wars are no longer waged by the will of superior men, capable of judging dispassionately and intelligently the causes behind them and the effects flowing out of them.
• Meanwhile I shall examine the issue, and, I trust, dispassionately.
• He wished to present life dispassionately and intellectually, and if he could have reduced his novels to a series of mathematical symbols, he would have been charmed.
• If any measures should have been adopted, not already provided for in the treaty, it will be our duty to consider them calmly and dispassionately.

Similar words containing PASSIONATE without suffix ly and without prefix dis

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